Infosecurity News

  1. Martial Arts Instructor Accused of Spying on Students

    Florida cops arrest martial arts instructor accused of hiding cameras in restroom

  2. New Android Trojan Hijacks Social Media

    FlyTrap malware hits over 140 countries to claim more than 10,000 victims

  3. Virtual Vaccination Card Prompts Cybersecurity Fears

    Poll shows Americans and Brits doubt the cyber-safety of possible digital COVID-19 vaccination card

  4. Average Ransomware Demands Surge by 518% in 2021

    Payments also climb by 82% in the same period

  5. May 2021 Saw a 440% Increase in Phishing

    Around half of businesses and consumers saw at least one sustained additional infection in May 2021, according to a new Webroot report

  6. House of Commons Beefs up Cyber Training Following Matt Hancock CCTV Leak Scandal

    2,658 HoC staff members were put through a cybersecurity training course during the 2020/21 financial year

  7. NCSC Sticks by 'Three Random Words' Strategy for Passwords

    Using random words is more effective than using complex combinations for passwords, says the National Cyber Security Council (NCSC)

  8. #DEFCON: Exploiting Vulnerabilities in the Global Food Supply Chain

    A security researcher reveals how it was possible to exploit the command center for global farming equipment, which could have had disastrous consequences

  9. #DEFCON: Exploiting Physical Shopping Carts for Denial of Shopping

    Physical shopping carts used by retailers can potentially be locked or unlocked by hacker, though the actual risk is small

  10. #DEFCON: Why Social Media Security is Election Security

    Though the big social media platforms claim to have made progress, researcher alleges little has been achieved, and it's still possible to disseminate false information

  11. #DEFCON: Hacking RFID Attendance Systems with a Time Turner

    Student researcher reveals how it could be possible to hack an attendance system remotely and also change the responses that other students provide

  12. #DEFCON: Ransomware Moves from Nuisance to Scourge

    A panel of experts debate what needs to be done to combat the increasing growth and impact of ransomware

  13. #DEFCON: A Bad eBook Can Take Over Your Kindle (or Worse)

    Reading isn't always good for you, as a hacker reveals that a malicious eBook could potentially lead to a very bad day for a victim

  14. Disney Employees Among Those Arrested in Child Abuse Sting

    Three Disney workers were among 17 suspects arrested in Florida’s Operation Child Protector

  15. US Imprisons Drone Whistleblower

    NSA analyst who leaked details of drone strikes carried out under Obama gets 45-month sentence

  16. Data Breach at University of Kentucky

    Flawed server exposes email addresses of more than 355,000 students and teaching staff

  17. Apple Announces New Machine Learning-led Child Safety Features

    Apple's new features are designed to protect children from child abuse materials

  18. Millions of Senior Citizens' Personal Data Exposed by Misconfiguration

    Personal data of more than three million people were compromised by a misconfigured bucket

  19. #BHUSA: DHS Chief: 'We are Competing for the Future of Cyberspace'

    The Secretary of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security identifies the future of the internet as a challenge of two very different visions

  20. #BHUSA: Researchers Reveal DBREACH as New Attack Against Databases

    DBREACH—Database Reconnaissance and Exfiltration via Adaptive Compression Heuristics—is a new theoretical attack that could one day be much more than theoretical

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